There is a certain shareware called Softany WinCHM which should do the
job well. Even with a screen reader, the tree view is presented as it
will be after compilation. It just asks where your HTML files are
located and thereafter organises a default Table of Contents and topics
based on their titles (those between the <title> and </title>). You can,
however, do any other editing after that.
--
Ishe
www.chinyoka-educational.com
Better to light the candle than to curse the darkness
On 10/18/2010 2:58 PM, Peter Torpey wrote:
What is the most accessible program or easiest way to make Windows CHM Help
files from a bunch of HTML files?
I know the Microsoft Help Workshop tools should be able to do this but don't
know how accessible these tools are.
Thanks.
--Pete
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